Sentences with phrase «key districts where»

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Now, a key question for Park District officials is where to put a new pool, should residents want one.

In school districts where creating a successful food program is a priority, community involvement has been key to success.

Additionally, if an enrollment advantage was key to victory then it would be safe to assume that Democrats would target the Republican controlled districts where Democrats have an enrollment edge.

Mr. Grimm — facing a tough re-election fight for his Staten Island and southern Brooklyn district — alluded to several embarrassing incidents where Mr. Recchia demonstrated a lack of knowledge of key free trade agreements, and where the Democrat claimed that his international vacations proved he had «great knowledge of foreign affairs.»

Look to Democrats to do more of this in the coming days, especially those in battleground districts where turnout is going to be a key factor for Republicans.

One of the key special elections will be in Westchester, where Democrat Shelley Mayer and Republican Julie Killian are squaring off for a district that includes the Sound Shore and part of Yonkers.

The mailer has become a controversy in key races for the state Senate, where the New York State United Teachers has mailed the fliers in the 60th Senate district in Buffalo, and two Hudson Valley races.

Democrats were practically gleeful when Mitt Romney selected the Wisconsin congressman as his runningmate — especially here in New York where his proposals, particularly when it comes to overhauling Medicare, played a key role in Democratic Rep. Kathy Hochul's upset special election victory in a GOP - dominated WNY district last spring.

Republicans are facing stiff political headwinds this November with the high unfavorably ratings of presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democrats seeking to play offense in key battleground districts where GOP incumbents are considered especially vulnerable.

Key to her election in the five - county state Senate district was UlsterCounty, where Tkaczyk reversed an Amedore northern tsunami into the narrowest of victories.

The 22nd Congressional District representative says it's an important issue in a region where agriculture is key.

And it is at the school site, rather than the district, where key factors influencing new teachers» experiences converge; it is there that induction efforts should be centered.»

Key Findings Overall, in many districts where court - ordered mandate halted desegregation efforts in the past decade, there has been a major increase in segregation.

In this webinar, Daniel Weisberg, CEO, The New Teacher Project, will be interviewed by Joanne Weiss, former chief of staff to former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan, about the key insights of The Mirage report, where the field of educator professional learning is headed, and what it means for districts to ask fundamentally different questions about what great teaching means and how to achieve it.

As he explains, the impact of the college - going diagnostic led to the state preparing a college readiness plan, and the data becoming a key point of reference regarding where the district has been, presently are, and are headed in terms of improving student outcomes.

«It's important to know community expectations, and identify key areas of the district where you can evaluate road conditions,» added Dr. Dennis Fisher, deputy superintendent of Park Hill School District, Kansas City, Mdistrict where you can evaluate road conditions,» added Dr. Dennis Fisher, deputy superintendent of Park Hill School District, Kansas City, MDistrict, Kansas City, Missouri.

Before that, Mr. Field was the deputy chief of Charter, Partnership and New Schools with the School District of Philadelphia, where he authorizer new schools and designed and managed key elements of the district's Renaissance School initiative to restart (turnaround) chronically failing schools in partnership with high - performing charter District of Philadelphia, where he authorizer new schools and designed and managed key elements of the district's Renaissance School initiative to restart (turnaround) chronically failing schools in partnership with high - performing charter district's Renaissance School initiative to restart (turnaround) chronically failing schools in partnership with high - performing charter schools.

Perhaps even more importantly, charters are succeeding with key demographic groups where traditional districts have struggled.

In this video, you'll visit schools in Modesto, California, and Grand Rapids, Michigan where district leaders, school leaders, and teachers have found great success by improving practices, or eliminating what's not working, in the key areas of:

Before that, Mr. Field was the deputy chief of Charter, Partnership and New Schools with the School District of Philadelphia, where he designed and managed key elements of the district's Renaissance School initiative to turn around chronically failing District of Philadelphia, where he designed and managed key elements of the district's Renaissance School initiative to turn around chronically failing district's Renaissance School initiative to turn around chronically failing schools.

In 2001, at the urging of then Mayor Bart Peterson, Indiana lawmakers enacted legislation making Indianapolis the first U.S. city where the mayor can authorize charter schools, which are public schools that are independent from school districts, allowing them more freedom to make key decisions at the school level.

Earl has also worked as a policy analyst for LAUSD's school board president where he made key recommendations for the district Superintendent's 2016 — 2019 Strategic Plan, analyzed expenditures for the districts $ 7.6 billion budget, and drafted a report evaluating factors affecting student achievement in mathematics.

In line with the Center on School Turnaround's charge to support states» efforts, we sought to highlight districts engaged in focused turnaround efforts where their respective boards played a key role in catalyzing, shaping, and supporting targeted improvement efforts.

Other locations he's watching include Maryland, where extensive changes to the state's discipline policies are underway, and Denver, whose leading role in the elimination of exclusionary discipline makes it a key guidepost for other districts striving to do away with zero - tolerance tactics.

So one of the things we did was to decide as a district where we wanted to be, and there were a couple of key elements to that vision statement — the strategic plan, as it were.

When Stefan Pryor, the co-founder of Achievement First, Inc. became Malloy's Commissioner of Education, Pryor hired Barth to play the key role in the SDE's «turnaround office» where he has spent his time getting Alliance Districts to turn over their schools to charter companies, most notably, to the disgraced Jumoke / FUSE charter school chain.

We saw the contrast between Tony Alvarado's experience in New York's District 2, where he had buy - in from the key constituencies, and in San Diego, where he and Alan Bersin lacked solid buy - in.

Previously, he served as Chief of Staff for Tennessee's Achievement School District (ASD) from 2012 to 2015, where he led the ASD's communications and outreach efforts and played a key role in developing the ASD's start - up and long - term strategy.

In addition to his ministry and work, Dr. Douglas plays a number of key leadership roles in his community, including services on the Inglewood Unified School District's Strategic Planning Committee, the LAUSD Measure K Oversight Committee, and the Inglewood Area Ministerial Alliance, where he currently serves as President.

One of the city's highlights is the historic downtown district, where you'll find high - end restaurants like Harper House mixed with low - key burger joints like Ferrell's.

The quaint simplicity of this district will make you feel truly at one with the «real» Bali, where relaxation and serenity is key.